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rood th* bimoehf*. thM « «MU W Iwylbte to roach them when ;pnmn* tb* aortal Wire taut I through (fe«a.) The atrial may ?rat be ■‘rt* J —'

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jU* ln«ib«o . I bo U* tro* truak* toy rap®*, and

(Milne an afflctoat ground la • mor* difficult problem to Ibe aataper than arreting « good •erlal. BzocUeM nauha trUJi a bu can be obtained by using a wire fence an a groo. -< The

aim ply laying tb# ground w^o atong the surface of the earth lor O&y foot W to. directly betow and panlM to the aortal.

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big ays lam. If a. atreau la nearby the ground wire ■MO' be Joyed alone Oto ttod od the otreun for twooty imi «* ba. Wells mid

water Pipes carts rcr^’asr^ fody near tbs camp

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Those who dtrtst

ato laatsteady might be com md to a morie fan who en red and M\ rttbaan or twenty different mothm pMnre thealrea hi * niebe actrndlng to ibn pras-

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Penaliws 100 Motorirts

Twenty-five From So. Jer■ey Loae Licenses Twenty-lire South Jersey and Philadelphia motortsia are Included In the list of automobile drttern who are penal!ted thin

New Jersey . j Summer School ot Methods

Una Year's Enrollment Largcat In Hiatory of the School

violations of the motor laws. The entire list include* 100 driver* from New Jersey and nstghboring Slates The majority Ol the law violators will suffer revocation of their licensee. Of tbe South Jersey violators, ten are charged with driving while intoxicated. The puniahed motorists in-

clude:

Licenser revoked: Robert O.

i. MSI South Sixth Camden. Intoxication: Tagoao. 2M Beckett

i- Street. Camden, speeding: Prank Catena, lit Parkinson Avenue. Treaton. causing accident and not atopplng: Stephen Pallnka*. S10 Federal Street. Trenton. Bctltlous address: Be marc Kirby. 10J* Anderson Avenue. Trenton, loan Inc license: Harry Mellor. C*» Chambers Street. Trenton, reck-

drtving; Charles BrownUack.

7*>'4 Princess Avenue. Trenlon.

r is the beat as- i reckless driving: Carmen SI ft ago.

44 Anderson Street. Trenton. Intoxication: Edward Z. Barry. Wllburtha. causing accident and no: Stopping; Join P. Florteh. 214 Eighth Avenue. Ventnor. Intoxication: Pete J. Manno. 121 South bnasissippl Avenue. Atlantic City,

rnnntag away from accident;

Charles Carpenter. 11C North Brighton Avenue. Atlantic City. latOkleatior.; Nicholas ¥. Crease.

In tbs mo- 46 South Elberoa Avenue. Atlan-

tic C 'v. failing tr answer io satmnji.-: Theodore Lopcr. 244 MbrriU Avenue. Pitman. Intoxlca-

. Chari Is Wilkie. Florenoe.

Dace ppeedlng: Joe Aucno. 27 Main Street. Gloss boro. Intaxlcatlon: Theodore Vooo. Lakewood, man-

slaoghter; James W. Puke. Lake causing accident and not

Charles ColUns.

Ill White Horae Pike. Camdea. Intoxication: William 8. Stewart. 127 North Eleventh Street. Philadelphia. Intoxication: Herbert Boston. 346 Union Street. Tree ton. unlicensed driver; Prank H HeavHIn. Citron. Intoxleat'oo. License revoked; two years: Wsiter Smiley. Newport, opera! lag while license revokod. Placed or prohibitory Mai. Charles Washington. ISM Rodman Street,

. . - : phiidelpbU. Intoxication: Jaaeph The station rtgbt through to sign-; Gorman. !4*1 Ingeraol! Street. ' “ ' (TP* it radio re-1 pbiisdrtphla. reckless driving.

Ui fuller eajoy- u

That the Paclflc. the world' targsot oesan. occupies more than .oae-tMrd of tbe sarth's area and power lubes designed for la romps- the whole of *" U * 1 *" t r% * i ° • eU ltbS coatlneats of North •re destgusd to deliver a greater 1^,,,^ Are . rl cs. Asia and Au. ••tame of signal, to tbe loud- 1|lkw| toe . tW .

Many Social Activtics The Summer School of Mctbcdsj ■w In session at Bloirstown. N. . reports the largest enrollment since moving to Its present loca-

Thrre hundred and thir-

teen atudenta. representing every county in New Jersey and three neighboring States are preparing themselves for leadership In re-ligious-education. Tbe denotnlna-j tlons represented are Baptbt. Congregational. Uvaagellcal. Rtformed and Reformed Epalcopsl Friends. Luthermn. Methodist j Episcopal. Methodist Protestsnt. end Presbyterian. More tbsn one third of the students are between I

18 and 24 yenra of ago.

The New Jersey School of Method* Is the oldest summer school for religious educational leadership training In thi United' States. It was founded by the Rev. E. Morris Ferguson. D. D..! Asbury Park, in -1894. For* thirty years It met each summer Asbury Park until 1924 wlu-n ' It moved to Blairstown, in the; mountains of Warren County, within sight of the Delaware . Water Gap, where on tbe beautl-' ful campus of the Blair Academy, with its commodious building:;.

It has an Ideal n< w home.

The school is conducted by the New Jurat? Council of Religious Education as one of Its leadership training activities. Prof. Arabroee L, Subrte. Pb. D.. Professor of Normal St-hoc I Education of Hew Tor* University and chairman of the board at standard training webueds of tbe Stale Council of Religious Education. Is president at the school and the Rev. Mil toe 8. UttleBeld. I). k>.

at Coreas. N. Y.. to dean.

A new feature of tbe school bos been the practice school for leaders In vacation church sc boots In which 89 children of Blalrstowa are gathered Into a real dolly vocation church school directed by the Rev. Herbert W. Slash Held, who to a—lated by Mrs. A. W. Fraser, of Bogota, primary specialist. Mrs. John Ouker. of Eltssbetb. beginners' specialist, and Ml— Bits Hogan, Junior specialist, ot the State Normal School. Gh—aboro. In this prac-

tice school student taocl

preparing to be directors and

teftchpr* Jn,.*»eatto* —bools

The day's program at the summer school Includes four flftymlnute clam period- beginning at 8:l0 and follow by a chapel service ’at 11:60 One hour'* -study oatslde of class to required for each hour In lecture or conference. Tbe afternoon la given

The

Athletic Held to ocouplod with gam— between thn different dormitory groups and the gwlmmlng pool la always a popular feature of the afternoon program. AfU-r supper s vesper service is held on & hlllsld-- facing the sunset. The Sunday evening prayer service on July 11 was a notable event In the history of the school. The sacrament of the Lord's Sup-p-:r was administered by clergymen of four denominations and participated In by students rtpronting eleven denominations. Another new feature of the school was th.- week-end conference for Sunday school ruperintendents and other administrative officers conducted by Dr. Ferguson assisted by Mr. Kouklt and Mr. Gee attended by 67 delegates. Social activities at evening Include* stunt night It the auditorium. game night in the gym. council and many other foims of dlverslona Cape May County to repr-aent-ed at the present Brattons by Mrs. Jay Mecray. of Cape May City. Wildwood Hotel Raided By Federal Officers Federal prohibition e g e n t s raided the Elmira Hotel, on Sthelllnger's Avenue. Wildwood, at resting tbe proprietor and bar--tender and seising a small quantity of alleged liquor. ' Charles Bradley. 221 Lincoln Avenue, Wildwood, proprtc'or of the hotel, and Richard Currant of Sobelllnger’s Avmue. bertender at the hotel, were the two men arrested by the officer*. Nine quarts of alleged liquor were aelaed by tbe prohibition agents, being found behind the bar In tbe hotel. According iq the agenta. the raid was the' rest111 of several complaints made by residents.

“It doesn't pay to be crooked.” ; preaches Judson Corson. "Look 13ri ' what happened to the hairpin MtaUEfyand corkscrew!”

South markets to according to

echedniy arranged

Wt4h ordinary tubes without overtoadlag them. The dry-aril power! Tib— are eepectoUy effective fo ' operating loudspeaker

md ’*0" battery volt-

la n good time Iff lighten your aerial wires- Engineer* odvtoe doing ttoa oow. no the? will be Id good eorfdltlon for Do net forget that Irae should >• clear i tree branch——place your 'avula- : tar away fro Me a poller with a i Cb* tbe rad of the arrtol wire If 3t to uoad with a sWajdag tree.'

Real Estate

ing ril section! of Cape May County, and apecializing in farm properties. litt your property with us. Let u* (how- you what we now

Dennis Service Station

A conveniently located g**>line and general auto service station, with noantort rooms and refreshment!. Equipped ; serve your needs in a way that will surprise and delight you. Stop here on your way "through."

Keep Your Automobile In Good Shape You ran now have expert repair work done bn any make of car atthis garage. Thi* new service has been recently inaugurated and is in tjie hands of an ex pert repair man of sixteen years experience. Bring your car to us and have it thoroughly overhauled. Stenecker, Incorporated South Dennis, New Jer*ey Bell Phone: 9-R-I2

Contracting Eaperimcr and equipment foi yrucrsl euntrarring; jetty and bulkhead work, streets, water drum and other general t outract work. < >ur many jobs in Cape May County are testimonials to the ability of the Stenevkrr organisation.

Building A department of Strortker. IlKutpoiated, urgaiusod to give the best po»*ib|e in building const tort ton. 1x7 u» help you plan your h«t* —and if wr ton Id t there will to- no diMppoMitmrntv Anywhcre in Cape May County.

MONDA Aug Ten-Da

AT THE Home Furnitfere Park Blvd. and Uncola WILDWOOD Due to the expiration of our 1 Pacific Avenue, where our watreho we have moved to Park Boidevsn Avenue—in our own buS Entire Stock To Be 35 per cent, of Its V New and Second CONSISTING OF: B; s Hotel Ren*, gas), Speare's Ranges and Steam Ti Refrigerator*, lot of Hotel Dishes, C_ Slicing Machines, Firelew Cooker*.. Cabinets, Soda Fountains. Ice Coolers with coils), Root Beer Barrels, Ridgwey Refngerator, Meat Blocks, Scales, Machine, Eiectnc Ceiling Fans, 4 Corn and Peanut Machines, Electric National Cash Registers, SilvefMteMj , Show Cases, Counters. Whole Outfit Store Fixtures, Tables and Chairs for “ or Ice Cream Parlor, a Four-Chair fit Complete, ladies' Hair Dressing lures. Beautiful Oil Paintings, Rod Flat Top Desks, Sectional Book Steel Cabinets, Office Partitions (al Antique Stock. 50 Bureaus and Large Lot Wicker Furniture and Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Dining Kitchen Tables. Mattresses, Cots an Chairs of All Kinds. Many arthdas t to mention. We rent and sell Radi Invalid Chairs. BaLy Carnages. Don't us. FREE DELIVERY.